The story of Macbeth is one of a tragedy. This play depicts human actions having inevitable consequences. Macbeth’s bad deeds, mistakes, and crimes are never forgiven or rectified. Macbeth clearly shows how a character can change as a result of what he does. His downfall from the beginning up to his final demise marks an epic story of greed, envy, and ultimately guilt.

Macbeth’s wife pushes for death. This is a main key in the build up of Macbeth finally choosing his fate. Such as in Act I, Scene 5, lines 60-61: “Your face, my thane, is as a book where men/May read strange matters. To beguile the time.” Here Lady Macbeth is more or less praising Macbeth and telling him he could get away with the murder of the king. Another good point occurs in Act I, Scene 7, lines 70-72: “Th’ unguarded Duncan, what not put upon/His spongy officers, who shall bear the guilt/Of our great quell?” Already, Lady Macbeth is hinting at ways to cover up

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